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Executive Function and Self-Regulation: Long Term Education and Wellbeing Outcomes 

Investment in the early years pays off in multiple ways, yielding long-term benefits at the child and family, community, and national levels.

In this research article, Kate Crowe, ISQ School Services Advisor, and Rebecca McKinnon, ISQ School Services Manager, delve into executive function and its relevance to learning and education. 

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